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Originally Posted by WHACKMASTER
Holy crap dude. Chill out!
Sorry, I was overly harsh.
I had the same answer for the people complaining they couldn't list on SWA when they implemented myidtravel. Delta dudes where talking about denying the Jumpseat to Southwest. I sympathize with your frustration with conflicting agent information, but don't expect agents to be versed in OAL Jumpseat procedures, this is a problem at all airlines.
My main point is that there are dozens of Union volunteers at every airline who have gone out of their way to publish these policies and prevent people from lashing-out at other airlines (which wasn’t the intent of your post, sorry for lumping you in with that group).
Before I worked here I used to loathe Jumpseating on AA after a couple of negative encounters with surly agents. One in particular (back in 2007) demanded I call the number, watched me call and list, then asked me "Do you have a listing" when I re-approached her to get on the flight, as if we had never met. It was like something out of an SNL skit. I think it has improved greatly with myidtravel and agents overall feeling less "tasked" with jumpseaters.